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Peter Kropotkin

Syndicalism and Anarchism - Peter Kropotkin

Kropotkin speaks on the relationship between syndicalism and anarchism, arguing that the anarchists welcomed syndicalist ideas in the IWMA and…
Photo by Henry Langston

The students are revolting - report on the occupation of Millbank Tower

A report on the demonstration and attack on the Tory headquarters by students and education workers…
Kronstadt workers and sailors demonstrate in 1917

The unknown revolution, 1917-1921 - Volin

Complete text of Volin's extensive work on the Russian Revolution, its usurping by the Bolsheviks and on workers' rebellions against the new…

Part II: Ukraine (1918-1921)

10 Hard Truths About Veterans Day

A good way to remember Veteran's Day is to remember the long list of ways US veterans have suffered and continue to suffer at the hands of the U…

Students smash Tory headquarters

A first person report of the 10 November demonstration against huge hikes in university tuition fees which ended in the occupation and vandalism…
The Clapham Grand

Bar humbug: the new shape of work

Pete Wright describes his experience of one job in his career as a precarious bar worker...
Class War Comix

Class War Comix - Clifford Harper

The first chapter of a projected graphic novel by the English cartoonist and anarchist, published in 1979.

The Left Communist Movement of 1918 - Ronald I. Kowalski

An analysis by academic, Kowalski, on the early internal party opposition in the Bolshevik Party by the communist left, against the signing of Brest Litovsk agreement with Germany.

The struggle for self-management: an open letter to IS comrades

This is an open letter to members of the International Socialists (IS), later to become the Socialist Workers Party, printed in the libertarian socialist paper Solidarity in September 1968. It criticises IS for failing to recognise the relationship between how socialists organise, and the content of their politics; and for establishing an unfree internal regime.

Speech At The Third Congress Of The Communist International — Max Hempel (Jan Appel)

Jan Appel's speech to the 1921 Congress of the Third International under the pseudonym Max Hempel.

Report On Our Organisation. Founding Congress Of The KPD (Spartakus) — Hugo Eberlein

Hugo Eberlein's report on organisation presented to the founding Congress of the Communist Party of Germany (Spartacist league) in 1918.
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